Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 19, 1921, Page 3

" ing S}Aop Saturday-aftermoon. e e THE ' BEMIiDJ! DAILY PIONEER Items for this: coluzmm Wil b gladly received by oo (o s R 1" M. DIl Afiddon ‘of "Solway is'the | guest of Bemidji friends this week. |: 3. W. Dawson of Becida acted Qusingss in ‘Beinidji * | A son was born to Mr, and ‘Mrs. Hiram' Grow, 1018 Park' avenue,|. September 18. George Becker of Grant Valley'dis~ posed of several loads of rye in Be- midji Tuesday. = Cash pald for Liberty bonds. “G. B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co. 1-; Sam Paquin of Eckles drove to Be- midji- Tuesday and transacted busi- ness during the day. J. S. Stecker, a merchant at Will- jams’ corners, was a business caller in Bemidji Saturday. Mrs. George Clark of Turtle River was the guest of friends while shop- ping in Bemidji Tuesday. Koors Pasteurized ‘}hill{“xfld'ifig& are sure to please. 10- A. Radi, who' trangacted hysi g 360D in Minneapolis for a ‘Week, ‘re_turni\g to his home in Turtle River Tuesday. Mr. and ‘Mrs. 'A."A. eld n;&og- tored to Point Comfort, Turtle lake, yesterday, and expected to return tc| Bemidji today. .Rev. Wm. Kaniphenkel A,;éfil‘;xi‘_,’e_‘d Tuesday evening to Bemidji from Du- -luth where he went Saturday to at-fad were the’guests’ of friends while tend a conference. Visit our plant andT8afn’ the ¥éa: son why Koors Pasteurized milk and cream “Ends the Quest for the Bgsgi:’f’ 10-1 Mrs. C. J. Rust, South Irvine ¥~ nue, left Tuesday for. Columbus, S.. D., called there by a telégram telling of the death of,a brother. nes” Hamilton, who atfend, the, fe-/Spend this week i with niidji State Teachers éd]fe?ge,’e'é‘pght"‘fafiflly at 'his " , 209 “Seventh ! ‘the, week end at their homes in Fish-|street. ‘er, "Minn., returning to resume their: ‘studies Monday. ..Clifford. Butts, . wha. has ;been,‘;ill Wwith pneumonia and under ‘the Care of “a physician for several days at ‘the -home ‘of his parenrt’s ‘on_Norton avenue, is réported to'be improving. {G. A. Gehrke ‘Totored to the city from Federal Dam Monady. He is gompleting a job of carpenter work and is staying at the home of "Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Christianson, 102t p ‘Mississippi avenue. ‘You'll be pleased, if, when ordering ;milk from your’ deéaler'you'dsk for Koors Pasteurized ‘milk. 10-6tf Mrs. Jessie Groves, teacher in the ‘Lange district, drove to East Bemidji . Saturday morning and spent the day .at ‘her home there. She is staying'at the, home of Mr. and Mrs. August Ledtke, Jr., during the school term. and fon; Ralph “Saturday morning and’ took home. a ldad; ‘of shingles for ‘the new ' bain, ©26x82 fee_t,.which Mr. Kingsbury is building on his farm at Grant Valley. Misses Faye and Fern Lange, WHo aceompanied their grandparents, Mr.,| §nd Mx_‘s. C. H. Kingsbury, to Edger- g:n, Minn., about six weeks ago, re- .#irned to their home'‘at Grant® Va ley, Saturday and”Wére ‘enrélled’ pupils of Mrs. Jessie Groves-Monday for the ensuing’ térm'of &éhool. E. P, McNeil has returned from Su- Dperior wherd hé went'to'meet his'wife and faiily. The McNeil’s were for- .merly of Johnson City, énn.,’.’}')\lt il now ‘make their home in Be- idji. Mr. McNeil is now ‘employed orenian for Kenfield-Lamoreaux ;Théy are at Prégent ‘residing; at l‘dPaul Mealio ‘home, in the Fifth g 'W. E. Dailey of Edgerton, Minn, |, arrived "in “Benifdji' by train ‘Sdtur. day morning and motored’ with, hi brother-in-law, D. C. Searl, and wife, to “his farm at Rockwood to visit’ his son,: Arthur Dailey, and family. While there Mr. . Dailey will assist. his' son; yvh‘/(a:s a teht,ant on 'hjs!f'ather's‘ tm, in~the construction of a new’ T which wil? be 32x42 feet. ot Tt I you ‘want the Eest ofl “home- foods, come ito;the Degree of or food sale at:Doran’s-Plamb- = 3t10-21 “"Mrs. Lange, who has n-misking hter, Mrs, 'her-home with ' Her’ ‘dany s Sam Kessel at Spring Vall js. it hor s ‘ter L yaiite / het grandson, Walter'Lahge, Who Has{passed " aWay been the guest of his uncle, W' La; and family at ‘Granite i‘ e past. six weeks, s ‘Mildred McCleary” and , Ag-| Ty ldoor every morning. 10-5tf | the“week to assume her duties. i ;Tr’fihfihvnk éEs ForR | drddy “afternoon at the Preshyterian alls“for"the vill officiate. I BATHING SUITS FOR JUNIORS The Miss who would a mermaid be, must don attire that’s smart to see, to put it waltmasonly. This costume in copper color wool Jersey is novel both in design and color scheme. It is trimmed ~ with’ dark blue soutache braid applied about the round neck, large armholes.and at' the lower cdge of the skirt. The fulness at the waist s, in with seyeral rows of shirring. < and underbody are cut (iln igw - Junior” Bathing %:; ‘No:iGaq7. " Sizes, 13 to 17 years. 'og, 35.cents, i Mrs’. B..E. Lane an;i son Allen left Monday evening for Cleveland, Oliio, to visit her sister:. ) e "moto; i dji Tuesday Shoppitig “Heve. “Salsiadies wanted at once at the Bemidji Shoe Store. 2t10-20 Miss Edith Mills went to Minne- Bpolis Saturday evening and spent the wzek end visiting friends, return- ing to Bemidji Tuesday. “J.C. Patker'@arrived in Bemidji igsday fiom Cro by Phone ‘175 and place your order for Koors Pasteurized milk 'and cream -to-be: delivered right to your . William Dodge has purchased one- half ‘acre, of land of George Berg- ‘Tund, at Fifteénth and Park avenue, and’ expects there, #hd Mrs.“E."D. Boyce, 1207 Bemidji| avenue, who has been quite ill at his home, ‘was reported to be much bet- 'fer this morning. evening for Minneapolis, whére ‘she was called: by the serious illness of her- mother, “‘whom ‘was not eéxpected {0 survive the'night. . “Mr.’and ‘Mrs. R. Danfelson, 1319 ‘Minnesota avenue, motored to Fisher, Minn., Saturday afternoon, "éalled ‘there by a message stating that Mrs. Fisher’s mother was very ill. Salegadies wanted at once at the Bemidji Shoe Store. 2t10-20 he. guest of her sister, Mrs, "Wm. odge, has accepted a pogition in\‘a store; at Solway, and left the first of Mrs. A. Stohl and datghter, Missid Matie, returned to their home, 823 America avenue, Tuesday ‘eveni filom: St. Paul and Ogilvie where they) visited relatives for a motth. i frs. Sarah Sinclair, who has béen |} the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wm.j McCuaig, and family, in fién’fid]yfor gévéral"weeks, left Tuesday ‘for Min. 0 /H "“CARDOF THAWKS We -desire’ to express our appreci- tiano -to.our friends and neighbors for. the kindness and sympathy ex- tended to us during our bereavemént in the loss of our wife, mother and sister. Ehpecially do. we, wish to than! i He Rebekahs and Odd Fellows for -their kindness and help. John A. Smi William M. ith “Russell A.'Smith Victor E. Smith ;John W. Smith § Mrs. Waldron Mrs. Sexton and famlily. ,,'t PEARL BUCKSEN SATURBAY’ . Funeral services will be held Sat- Pearl Garter Bucksén, who' in San Francisco ‘on October 11."Rev. Lester P, Warford 7 Shureh The remains are expected ¥¢arrive here tomorrow night from San Fran- B.P.0.E K‘];f ” There will be a regylar meeting of Ahe “Elks ‘lodge Thursday ¢ o . T. C. BAILEY, Stc'y. cisco. Local‘manfiehfents ‘are inj§ harge ‘of ‘M. E. ‘Thertfon, funetnl r. Tnterment will be made in’ Greenwood, PR P—— Y ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE Mrs. David Gill entertained 12 la- digs this afterhoon at her home, 707 Beltrami avenue, and. a: pleasant af- ' {ternoon 'was spent in playing!bridge. DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH : HOED 'MEETING TONIGHT The' 0. Daughters ' of Rebe meet ggis evening'at 8'0’clock” at the ."F."hall 'and it is desired that lall'members be present. . ORDER OF FORESTERS TO of ‘Rebekah will MEET TOMORROW NIGHT The Woman’s Catholic Order of Foresters will-meet tomorrow eve- ning at. 8.0'clock at the Moose hall. “All members are requested torbe pres- ént. CAMPBELLS ENTERTAIN . Attorney and Mrs. G. W. Campbell Yesterday plahned a steak supper at Diamond Point, in honor of Miss Shat- tuck and Miss Edson of the faculty of' the Teachers college of Bemidji, but owing to weather conditions en- tertained at their home at 1202 Min- nesota avenue. MODERN: WOODMEN: -HOLD EETING THIS EVENING The regular the Modern Woodmen of: America will be held this evening at.the Moose hall at 8 o’clock, after which t’here will’ be a social hour, and . it is urged that all members be present. LR . .| EPISCOPAL GUILD MEET business meeting of “POSTPONED TO NEXT WEEK The ‘nieeting of the Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal church has been Py b ok postponed untit Thursday of next ._,MTS-;E-,‘Q- Grier; of Teén- week, October 27, on account of the' red ‘to “Bémi confirmation services which are to be held at the church Thursday af- ternoon of this week. BETHEL LUTHERAN AID WILL MEET TOMORROW | Aid of the Bethel Lutheran church will meet Thursday!| afternoon at 2:30 o’clock | church basement, Sixth and America. Lunch will be served, after the busi- ness session, at which Mrs. Hans An- k%top “and ‘wjll|derson and Mrs. Ole Larson will be Bemjdji with’ his [iostesses. Everyone is welcome. The Ladies’ ROYAL NEIGHBORS HOLD BUSINESS MEET TONIGHT The Royal Neighbors this evéning for their regular busi- ness meeting at 7:30 o’clock at the Moose hall, and all members and th officers and drill team are asked to be present on time. A social hour with| refreshments will succeed the busi- to erect a new home [ness meeting, to which thq Modern Woodmen are invited. will meet _'Géne"Boyce, 6lyear-old son of Mr.VISITING TEACHERS ENJOY SOCIAL 'HOUR AND PICNIC. The visiting teachers who are at- tending’ the Beéltrami County Teach- & i lers’ Institute in Bemidji, planned a Mrs. D. L. Stanton left Thésday picnic to be held at Diamond Point, last evening, but owing to the in- clement weather, it had to be post- ‘poned, and they had a social hour with' picnic church in-the basement this noon. lunch at the Methodist MiSS CARTER ENTERTAINS Miss “Sylvi. a_Carter entertained a number of young ladies last evening at the H. R. Jones home, 1317 Bel- |trami avenue. ning was enjoyed while the guests i sewed-and the hostess served lunchg g ) ; The guests included Misses Mildr: Miss Julia Aaberg, who has .beén|Rjchardson, Elsie 5 Trafton, Pearl Phibbs, Mabel Wage: Lorena Fennendall, Opal Grunemeir,! Julia Neilson and Kate Hin A pleasant social eV Shannon, Ma whirlwind courtship, a speed-car elopement, 'then —ps-s-3s! A punctured honeymoon—and Huabby in jail! , But when the rival 'auto’ outfit “tried to “skin” her dad— Coine'and- thrill at the greatest Auto race you ever saw on the screen! ! Cothedy—“GOLFING”—Century in the: METHODIST AID DIVISION HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW The miscellaneous division of the Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church, of which Mrs. J..W. Naugle is chair- man, will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Denu, 1207 Minnesota avenue. It is especially | urged that all members be present as| there is much new work to be start- ed. A number of the ladies beélong- ing to that division met last evening and ‘cut out mnew garments to -dis-| tribute to the members, and these will | be given out at the meeting. 1 A A REAL AMERICAN ACE AT GRAND THEATER THURSDAY Bemidji is entertaining an Ameri- can this week in_the person of Cap- tain Sam Harris, who.is/appearing on the Grand theater vaudevilie pro- gram'in “The Goldies,” Thursday. Not only is Captain Harris an ace, but he is a double ace, with twelve Boche planes to his credit, nine of which are official, and is the wearer of the Victoria Cross, the Croix de Guerre, the Legion of Honor, and Distinguished Service Medal. Captain Harris was one of the first American airmen to be sent across as a result of his training §s a testing pilot for the Curtis plant. For nearly a year he was with the British ropal air force and was a member of the Sec- ond French Escadrille before being attached to an American unit. He served with the Ninety-sixth squad- ron. Captain_Harris is to speak at the regular meeting of the Kiwanis club tomorrow noon. George' Fredenburg returned to home at. Shevlin Saturday after visit- ing at the home of his cousin, W. R. Ray, and family of the Fifth ward. He recently returned from Dulutl where he spent six weeks at.the home of his son, Willis Fredenburg. Mt's Here! —this ‘popular street and semi-dréss Oxford is just ithe thing worn 'with wool hose. You observe ‘a ‘well dressed ' foot. It can’t help but catch the eye and usually that attrac- tion is this very popular street Oxford. We have them in Black Calf, Brown Calf and Patent Leather. ‘Prices Range From $5.50 to $9 Your size and fit is here. Phone 45-W o iiThe BEMIDJI 307 Beltrami Ave. 0008600000060 Chaleur Bay's “Fire Ship.” According ‘1o investigations of Pro- fessor wnong, the traditional “five ship™ of Chaleur bay ew Brunswick, appearing ‘usually before a storm, has a basis of. fact. It is a hemispherieal l light, ‘with the flat side toward the wat, glowing sometimes without much change of form, but' at. ofher | thmes r s into slender, Jioving col- | umns, in which an excited fmagination | might recognize the flaming rigging of | a ship, NI | The gencral explanation offered ‘is | thet this ‘object. is a manifestation of | St. Elmos” fire, an eclectrical’ phe- | nomenon, but the reason for itsiap- | pearance ouly on or near Chaleur bay | is not known. | . | "As It Usually Turns Out. | “Yes, you may as well come over | and figure on building the new den | wife insists T nced. She has no i Retory room tp sew in.'—Retail | Ledger, Philadelphia. | Nl e i A Personal Application. \l have never sunk to our neck in | quicksand and straggied Lo get out, but we know the fe We have tried to get out of debt-—Arkansas | Gazette. 2 i Sumiersic 8 We [ ] ‘ T SO TN R T ATV O TR | | COMING TO THE REX | TOM MIX N .ln His New One— “Riders of the Night Horseman” “RUSTLERS OF THE NIGHT” e “GO GET HIM” A story of the Royal Mounted. 005090060 A VAUDEVI Geo. Webster’s Vaudeville' Circuit Affiliated With Marcus Loew Time A five-reel production which bears the title of A.L.HART | ‘Wm. “Bill” Fairbanks It Matinee T PAGE THRZZ “THE WHITE RIDER” will be the feature picture. Todayand Thursday REX THEATRE Indian Songs, Monologues Dances. Scenery. PRINCESS BLUEFEATHER This act carries its own GAYLES & Tit-Bits of Vaudeville LANGLEY The Violin Wizard ANTOINETTE -WRYL-!E | WADAME VIOLA Animal Novelty with the big Sells-Floto Circus. a treat for the older ones. Brought to Bemidji in Ten Years. Mme. Viola’s Fifteen Trained Pets Comprising Cacotoes, Parrots, Mac- acion Dog and “Prince Charles,” the: Monkey with*the Human Manners. This act has just finighed the ‘season is a great feast for the children and Biggest Vaudeville Attraction llllllllliilllIl|'llIIIIIIIIiII|III|IIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlI!.‘HIHIIIlfllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIIIIIlIIllllllIIII|IIIIIIIHIIIII|| It 2:30—10c¢-25¢ Evenings 7:10-9—25c¢-50¢ VERY Presents SING HI tal Echoes—Chil ROTTACH and MILLER Also Century Comedy— “THE CLEAN-UP” : at the ELKO —TONIGHT ONLY— Cast Includes ‘AGNES /AYRES and THEODORE . ROBERTS THURSDAY FRIDAY PATHE WEEKLY NEWS Current Events of the World in Motion Pictures SNUB POLLARD COMEDY ‘SPOT CASH’ Bits of Musical Comedy VAUDEVILL 4 ACTS AND A 5 PART FEATURE PIOTURL We are on what Is known as the ‘Bert L-v'v Clrcult’--The 4 act road shows sfart out of Chicago and travolintact to 8an Francisco oAy ONLY Wm. DURANT Orien- se Music_and Songs THE ‘GOLDIES In—*“Apple Sauce” ZILLAN The Girl with the X-Ray Eyes Ask Her Your Question J i | PICTURE PROGRAM: All-Star Cast in—‘“The Man Trackers” A Thifllling Story of the Frozen North — Matinee 2:30 Azdults 35¢ GRAND THURSDAY ADMISSION—10c and 25¢ Allan Dwan presents MONTE BLUE In the Saturday Evening Bost Comedy-Drama By Carl Cladsen— “A Perfect Crime” The Stcry of a Soft Guy Turned Hard—and the Romance Night 7:15-9:00—25¢-50c o GRAND LAST TIME TONIGHT SHOWS AT 7:30—9:00 f SLOW MOTION how each stroke of a Make-Belicve Bank Robber. UNUSUAL It's an and ASSOCIATED PRODUCERS PRODUCTION ENTERTAINING GOLF '~ A full reel showing by Photography is played.